Where Can I Find Tips for Studying Science?

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In summary, the speaker is looking for a thread on how to study science that they remember seeing on PF. They have searched through the academy and career sections as well as using the search function but have been unable to locate it. They ask for help in finding the thread and mention that it may have been about pedagogy in studying science and not specific to a certain field. They also mention that it was a site with tips on note-taking, reading, and preparing for different aspects of studying science.
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I remembered seeing a thread with links on how to study science here on PF. I checked in academy and career and looked through 500 topics on search but i couldn't find it (prolly because I'm too tired). I'm not asking anyone to find it for me, but if anyone of you guys remember where that thread is located I would appreciate your help.
 
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I've seen many threads that fit that description. Could you narrow it down some? Was it a particular field of science? Physics, perhaps? Were the links self-study-type resources? (This one jumps out, probably because it was recent https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=111007) Or was it more pedagogy/philosophy-of-science-type stuff? Do you know how old the thread might be?
 
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hmm...I'd say it was more the pedagogy part of studing science. I remember that the link was a site with tips on taking notes, reading, prepearing for different things and so on. I think it was general science and not any special field. I tried google all morning but I didn't find it. I have no idea how old the thread is.
 

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